1914 Pittsburgh Pirates season

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1914  Pittsburgh Pirates
League National League
Ballpark Forbes Field
City Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania [1]
Owners Barney Dreyfuss
Managers Fred Clarke
  1913 Seasons 1915  

The 1914 Pittsburgh Pirates season was the 33rd season of the Pittsburgh Pirates franchise; the 28th in the National League. The Pirates finished seventh in the league standings with a record of 69–85. It was the Pirates first losing season since 1898.

Contents

Regular season

Season standings

National League
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Boston Braves 9459.61451254334
New York Giants 8470.54510½43364134
St. Louis Cardinals 8172.5291342343938
Chicago Cubs 7876.50616½46303246
Brooklyn Robins 7579.48719½45343045
Philadelphia Phillies 7480.48120½48302650
Pittsburgh Pirates 6985.44825½39363049
Cincinnati Reds 6094.39034½34422652

Record vs. opponents


Sources:
TeamBOSBRCHCCINNYGPHIPITSTL
Boston 9–1316–614–8–211–11–112–1017–5–115–6–1
Brooklyn 13–910–1211–119–1311–1116–65–17
Chicago 6–1612–1017–59–1312–1012–1010–12–2
Cincinnati 8–14–211–115–179–139–138–14–110–12
New York 11–11–113–913–913–912–1013–9–19–13
Philadelphia 10–1211–1110–1213–910–1212–108–14
Pittsburgh 5–17–16–1610–1214–8–19–13–110–1215–7–1
St. Louis 6–15–117–512–10–212–1013–914–87–15–1

Game log

1914 Game Log: 69–85 (Home: 39–36; Away: 30–49)
April: 10–2 (Home: 1–1; Away: 9–1)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 14@ Cardinals 1–2GrinerAdams (0–1)0–1
2April 15@ Cardinals 5–1Cooper (1–0)Sallee1–1
3April 16@ Cardinals 4–1McQuillan (1–0)Hageman2–1
4April 17@ Cardinals 2–0Kantlehner (1–0)Perritt3–1
5April 18@ Reds 8–5Conzelman (1–0)Rowan7,5004–1
6April 19@ Reds 9–3Cooper (2–0)BentonMcQuillan (1)10,0005–1
7April 21@ Reds 5–2McQuillan (2–0)Yingling6–1
8April 23 Cardinals 5–1Adams (1–1)Hageman20,0007–1
9April 24 Cardinals 1–8PerrittHarmon (0–1)7–2
10April 26@ Cubs 6–4Conzelman (2–0)LavenderMcQuillan (2)12,0008–2
11April 28@ Cubs 5–2McQuillan (3–0)Humphries9–2
12April 29@ Cubs 7–0Adams (2–1)Lavender1,00010–2
May: 11–12 (Home: 10–10; Away: 1–2)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
13May 1 Reds 4–2Conzelman (3–0)BentonMcQuillan (3)4,00011–2
14May 2 Reds 7–5Cooper (3–0)DouglasAdams (1)12–2
15May 3@ Reds 3–1 (11)McQuillan (4–0)Ames15,00013–2
16May 6 Cubs 1–0Adams (3–1)Cheney14–2
17May 7 Cubs 7–1Cooper (4–0)Humphries15–2
18May 9 Cubs 2–10LavenderConzelman (3–1)9,00015–3
19May 10@ Cubs 1–4CheneyMcQuillan (4–1)9,00015–4
20May 12 Braves 1–1 (10)15–4
21May 14 Giants 3–4DemareeAdams (3–2)10,00015–5
22May 15 Giants 3–5MathewsonMcQuillan (4–2)15–6
23May 16 Giants 0–2TesreauCooper (4–1)15–7
24May 18 Braves 1–4JamesAdams (3–3)15–8
25May 19 Braves 7–5Harmon (1–1)Cocreham2,00016–8
26May 20 Braves 4–1Cooper (5–1)Luque17–8
27May 21 Phillies 6–2Harmon (2–1)Mayer3,00018–8
28May 22 Phillies 8–2Adams (4–3)Marshall19–8
29May 23 Phillies 7–2McQuillan (5–2)Oeschger20–8
30May 25 Robins 5–4Cooper (6–1)Wagner21–8
31May 26 Robins 2–3ReulbachAdams (4–4)21–9
32May 28 Phillies 0–2MayerHarmon (2–2)21–10
33May 29 Reds 2–3DouglasMcQuillan (5–3)21–11
34May 30 Reds 2–3YinglingCooper (6–2)Ames21–12
35May 30 Reds 0–3DavenportAdams (4–5)21–13
36May 31@ Reds 1–2AmesHarmon (2–3)21–14
37May 31@ Reds 5–526,00021–14
June: 9–17 (Home: 3–2; Away: 6–15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
38June 1@ Cubs 3–7CheneyO'Toole (0–1)2,50021–15
39June 2@ Cubs 3–7PierceAdams (4–6)21–16
40June 3 Cubs 5–6HumphriesHarmon (2–4)Cheney21–17
41June 5@ Phillies 3–13MayerMcQuillan (5–4)21–18
42June 6@ Phillies 5–2Adams (5–6)Marshall22–18
43June 8@ Phillies 7–5Harmon (3–4)AlexanderMcQuillan (4)23–18
44June 9@ Phillies 1–3MayerConzelman (3–2)23–19
45June 10@ Braves 2–11RudolphCooper (6–3)23–20
46June 11@ Braves 2–3JamesAdams (5–7)23–21
47June 12@ Braves 3–5PerdueMcQuillan (5–5)23–22
48June 13@ Braves 3–4TylerCooper (6–4)23–23
49June 15@ Giants 3–2Adams (6–7)Marquard24–23
50June 16@ Giants 0–3TesreauHarmon (3–5)24–24
51June 17@ Giants 0–5MathewsonMcQuillan (5–6)24–25
52June 18@ Giants 4–3Harmon (4–5)Demaree18,00025–25
53June 20@ Robins 4–3Cooper (7–4)Reulbach26–25
54June 22@ Robins 1–5PfefferHarmon (4–6)26–26
55June 23@ Robins 1–2RuckerCooper (7–5)26–27
56June 24 Cardinals 0–3DoakAdams (6–8)26–28
57June 25 Cardinals 4–1Conzelman (4–2)Perritt27–28
58June 26 Cardinals 3–2 (10)McQuillan (6–6)Sallee28–28
59June 27 Cardinals 4–2 (7)Harmon (5–6)Griner29–28
60June 28@ Reds 6–7RowanMcQuillan (6–7)29–29
61June 28@ Reds 0–1SchneiderO'Toole (0–2)29–30
62June 29@ Cardinals 4–1Cooper (8–5)Perritt30–30
63June 30@ Cardinals 0–1SalleeHarmon (5–7)30–31
July: 9–18 (Home: 7–13; Away: 2–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
64July 1@ Cardinals 1–5HagemanConzelman (4–3)30–32
65July 3 Cubs 2–1O'Toole (1–2)Lavender31–32
66July 4 Cubs 0–1VaughnAdams (6–9)31–33
67July 4 Cubs 2–4CheneyCooper (8–6)31–34
68July 5@ Cubs 4–5 (10)SmithO'Toole (1–3)31–35
69July 7 Giants 5–2Adams (7–9)Marquard32–35
70July 8 Phillies 7–10MarshallO'Toole (1–4)Oeschger32–36
71July 9 Phillies 0–1TincupMcQuillan (6–8)32–37
72July 10 Phillies 2–5MattesonHarmon (5–8)32–38
73July 11 Phillies 3–1Mamaux (1–0)Rixey33–38
74July 15 Robins 4–3Cooper (9–6)Allen34–38
75July 16 Robins 3–4RuckerMamaux (1–1)Ragan34–39
76July 16 Robins 2–5PfefferKantlehner (1–1)34–40
77July 17 Giants 1–3 (21)MarquardAdams (7–10)34–41
78July 18 Giants 3–0Harmon (6–8)Demaree35–41
79July 18 Giants 5–6 (10)MathewsonMcQuillan (6–9)20,00035–42
80July 20 Braves 0–1TylerCooper (9–7)James35–43
81July 21 Braves 0–6RudolphO'Toole (1–5)35–44
82July 22 Braves 0–1 (11)JamesHarmon (6–9)35–45
83July 22 Braves 8–4Mamaux (2–1)Crutcher36–45
84July 23 Braves 0–2TylerCooper (9–8)36–46
85July 24 Phillies 3–2McQuillan (7–9)Mayer37–46
86July 25@ Giants 2–4MathewsonAdams (7–11)20,00037–47
87July 27@ Giants 3–1Harmon (7–9)Marquard5,00038–47
88July 29@ Giants 0–1TesreauMcQuillan (7–10)38–48
89July 30@ Robins 7–2Cooper (10–8)Allen39–48
90July 31@ Robins 3–9RaganHarmon (7–10)39–49
August: 13–14 (Home: 9–8; Away: 4–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
91August 1@ Robins 1–7PfefferAdams (7–12)39–50
92August 1@ Robins 1–10ReulbachO'Toole (1–6)10,00039–51
93August 3@ Robins 7–3 (13)Cooper (11–8)Ragan1,00040–51
94August 4@ Braves 0–1RudolphHarmon (7–11)40–52
95August 5@ Braves 0–4JamesO'Toole (1–7)40–53
96August 6@ Braves 4–5 (10)StrandAdams (7–13)9,00040–54
97August 7@ Braves 5–1Cooper (12–8)Cottrell8,00041–54
98August 8@ Phillies 4–3McQuillan (8–10)MayerConzelman (1)42–54
99August 10@ Phillies 4–2Harmon (8–11)Tincup43–54
100August 11@ Phillies 4–5AlexanderConzelman (4–4)1,00043–55
101August 13 Cardinals 2–1Cooper (13–8)Griner44–55
102August 13 Cardinals 5–2Adams (8–13)Perritt45–55
103August 14 Reds 8–7McQuillan (9–10)DouglasHarmon (1)46–55
104August 15 Reds 2–0Conzelman (5–4)Ames47–55
105August 17 Giants 3–7TesreauHarmon (8–12)Fromme5,00047–56
106August 18 Giants 3–1Adams (9–13)Marquard3,00048–56
107August 19 Giants 5–1Cooper (14–8)DemareeMcQuillan (5)49–56
108August 20 Braves 3–6RudolphO'Toole (1–8)49–57
109August 22 Braves 3–2 (12)Harmon (9–12)James50–57
110August 22 Braves 2–4HessAdams (9–14)50–58
111August 24 Phillies 2–3MarshallMcQuillan (9–11)Mayer50–59
112August 25 Phillies 2–0Mamaux (3–1)Alexander51–59
113August 26 Robins 1–2PfefferCooper (14–9)51–60
114August 26 Robins 2–4RaganAdams (9–15)51–61
115August 27 Robins 0–1 (10)ReulbachHarmon (9–13)51–62
116August 29 Robins 1–0 (13)Mamaux (4–1)Pfeffer52–62
117August 29 Robins 4–5RaganCooper (14–10)1,50052–63
118August 31 Giants 1–1 (11)52–63
September: 12–20 (Home: 6–2; Away: 6–18)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
119September 2@ Cardinals 4–1McQuillan (10–11)Perritt53–63
120September 2@ Cardinals 1–1 (11)53–63
121September 3@ Cardinals 11–6Cooper (15–10)PerdueHarmon (2)54–63
122September 3@ Cardinals 10–3 (8)Kantlehner (2–1)Griner55–63
123September 4@ Cardinals 2–1Harmon (10–13)Sallee56–63
124September 5@ Cubs 2–3ZabelMcQuillan (10–12)56–64
125September 6@ Cubs 3–8VaughnAdams (9–16)8,00056–65
126September 7 Cardinals 4–7DoakMamaux (4–2)56–66
127September 7 Cardinals 2–1Harmon (11–13)Sallee57–66
128September 9 Cubs 5–1McQuillan (11–12)Cheney58–66
129September 10 Cubs 4–2Cooper (16–10)Vaughn59–66
130September 12 Cubs 5–4Adams (10–16)Lavender60–66
131September 12 Cubs 4–0Kantlehner (3–1)Humphries61–66
132September 13@ Cubs 0–2CheneyHarmon (11–14)4,00061–67
133September 14@ Cubs 4–7VaughnMcQuillan (11–13)61–68
134September 15 Reds 9–0Adams (11–16)Benton62–68
135September 16@ Phillies 2–6RixeyCooper (16–11)1,00062–69
136September 17@ Phillies 3–6MattesonHarmon (11–15)62–70
137September 17@ Phillies 0–2TincupMcQuillan (11–14)62–71
138September 18@ Phillies 4–6OeschgerKantlehner (3–2)62–72
139September 19@ Braves 3–9DavisCooper (16–12)Tyler62–73
140September 21@ Braves 5–6RudolphHarmon (11–16)62–74
141September 22@ Braves 2–8TylerMcQuillan (11–15)62–75
142September 23@ Robins 1–5PfefferCooper (16–13)62–76
143September 23@ Robins 2–5RuckerConzelman (5–5)62–77
144September 24@ Robins 2–3AitchisonMcQuillan (11–16)62–78
145September 25@ Robins 2–3SchmutzKelly (0–1)62–79
146September 26@ Giants 2–4TesreauHarmon (11–17)62–80
147September 26@ Giants 4–2Adams (12–16)Mathewson10,00063–80
148September 28@ Giants 2–5FrommeMcQuillan (11–17)63–81
149September 28@ Giants 6–13 (6)MarquardCooper (16–14)63–82
150September 29@ Giants 5–2Harmon (12–17)Wiltse50064–82
151September 30 Cardinals 0–1DoakCooper (16–15)64–83
October: 5–2 (Home: 3–0; Away: 2–2)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
152October 1 Reds 5–1Adams (13–16)Ames65–83
153October 2 Reds 2–1McQuillan (12–17)Douglas66–83
154October 3 Reds 1–0Harmon (13–17)Lear2,00067–83
155October 4@ Reds 4–5DouglasConzelman (5–6)67–84
156October 4@ Reds 11–4 (6)Mamaux (5–2)Benton68–84
157October 5@ Reds 4–3McQuillan (13–17)Ames69–84
158October 5@ Reds 1–4 (7)SchneiderKelly (0–2)30069–85
Legend:       = Win       = Loss       = Tie
Bold = Pirates team member

Opening Day lineup

Roster

1914 Pittsburgh Pirates
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

Manager

Player stats

Batting

Starters by position

Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PosPlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
C George Gibson 10227478.285030
1B Ed Konetchy 154563140.249451
2B Jim Viox 143506134.265157
SS Honus Wagner 150552139.252150
3B Mike Mowrey 7928472.254125
OF Max Carey 156593144.243131
OF Joe Kelly 141508113.222148
OF Mike Mitchell 7627364.234223

Other batters

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Zip Collins 4918244.242015
Alex McCarthy 5717326.150114
Bob Coleman 7315040.267114
Joe Leonard 5312625.19804
Ed Mensor 448918.20216
Ham Hyatt 747917.215115
Dan Costello 216419.29705
Wally Gerber 175413.24105
Jim Kelly 324410.22703
Paddy Siglin 14396.15402
Bobby Schang 11358.22901
Fritz Scheeren 11319.29012
Ike McAuley 15243.12500
Jake Kafora 21233.13000
Clarence Berger 6131.07700
Syd Smith 5113.27301
Fred Clarke 220.00000
Pat Kilhullen 110.00000
Pete Falsey 310.00000
Bill Wagner 310.00000
Ralph Shafer 100----00
Sam Brenegan 100----00

Pitching

Starting pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Babe Adams 40283.013162.5191
Wilbur Cooper 40266.216152.13102
George McQuillan 45259.113172.9896
Bob Harmon 37245.013172.5361

Other pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Joe Conzelman 33101.0562.9439
Marty O'Toole 1992.1184.6836
Erv Kantlehner 2167.0323.0926
Al Mamaux 1363.0521.7130
Herb Kelly 525.2022.456

Relief pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Pat Bohen 100018.000
Dixie McArthur 10000.001

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References

  1. From 1882-1906, the team played in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, which became annexed by Pittsburgh as the North Side in 1907.